Windows 10 Set for End of Support by October 2025

Someone was quoted during Windows 10’s launch saying that it would be “the last version of Windows ever.”

Apparently not as Windows has just confirmed they will be announcing Windows 11. A developer edition recently leaked and Microsoft was smooth to slide in their June 24 announcement for their new OS. That said, Microsoft is also quietly releasing information regarding Windows 10’s end of support. This means that updates for Windows 10 will cease aside from large annual or quarterly updates for retail products.

Microsoft’s Windows 10 Home and Pro lifecycle page reveals that the company plans to seize support on October 14, 2025.

You can still continue using Windows 10 past that point and interestingly enough, if user backlash is loud enough they might extend it just like on Windows XP. Still, Windows 10 isn’t as heavily embedded in some systems unlike Windows XP and Microsoft does list this only for Home and Pro. Enterprise editions should have extended time tables to fit organizational transitions..